Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-05
LOCAL MATTERS
Programs will be out soon for the
enterta INN ent at Muaic Hall


ent at Music Hall
Corn is firing badly and will virtual
ly be failure in filling IL we do not
get substantial showers soon.
The Catholic congregation OF ST Rose
de Lima Church Of this place. will have a
picnic at Tippecanoe Park next Tuesday,
Aug.9.
Sec the elegant assortment of Clocks
and Watches, at CHAMPNEY's.
There were numerous row and sail
boats on the river last Saturday, and it
was not near so dusty down there as it
was on the fort.
MIR. s. NJ. Rider, formerly resi-
dent of Perrysburg, but for several years
past a resident of Napoleon, died at his
home in that city week ago last Sun
day.
There will be an excursion over the
@. T. & s. Road from the south part of
Wood county, and the steamer Gazelle
from Toledo to Detroit on Sunday next,
August z.
"A large and complete stock Of
Watches and Clocks, at CHAMPNEY's.
There will be another entertainment
at Music Hall about the middle Of til Q
present month, in which will be introduce
ed vocal and instrumental music and bur
lesque, etc. etc.
"A COW boy from the plains says: 1--WE
have too many settlers in the saloons to
start successful BOOM" "Such thinga
are not known and could not exist in well
regulated boom towns in tire west"
Mr.. Ed. Trombla was overcome by
the excessive heat at noon on Saturday
last and was unconscious until noon on
Monday. He was able to be out on
Tuesday, but was not yet feeling nat
ural.
Remember, the only place in Wood
or Lucas county where Cabinet Photos
can be had At So per dozen, is at P. Nj
Puhrs, Maumee,
-Messrs. B. Trudo and Fred Dodge are
having an eight mile yacht race on tie
river this afternoon.
LATER-Nr Trudo was struck ny a
"squalr' and Mr.. Dodge picked him
from the briny deep,
The fire fiend is doing its dreadful
work all over the country during this
hot and dry weather. Millions upon
millions of property and many lives aIe
being sacrificed almost every day in
this way.
The Bowling Green Democrat ought
to know that it is regarded very cow
ard ly act for an editor to admit an ar
ticle from one citizen criticising another
citizen and then close the paper against
reply from the citizen criticised.
Ready mixed House and Carriage
Paints, Varnishes and Oils at
A. R. CHAMPNEY's.
There is proposition on foot among
the male population of upper Front street
which may soon in these days take the
form oil boom, to start toboggan
slide at the old tannery. 1t will not be
without votaries should the project take
definite shape.
The Pemberville base ball club play.
ed game of FIVE innings with the Cres-
cents OF Perrysburg, resulting in 10 run 5
for the Pemberville boys to 8 for the
Crescents. The weather was too salub.
rious for such vigorous exercise, on
Saturday.
An analysis of the so.called orange
cider so extensively offered for sale, or
dered by the Ohio Dairy and Food Com.
missioners, reveals the fact that there is
not one drop of orange juice in the stuff
but that 1t is made from acids, sugar
and water, favored with orange oil.
The Delphos Herald gets right down
to solid unvarnished facts in the follow
ing 1T is extremely difficult for news
papers to build up town where the
town does nothing to build up the news
papers. Every boast made by the news
paper that business is booming, when it
hasn't the advertisements TO back up the
aSstIl llbil 10 u utuu give away.
N" one need remain ignorant Of the
strange or interesting flowers that may be
found during Summer rambles in the fields
and woodr, for Mr.. E. E. Sterns, 90 Union
Square, New York. offers TO furnish, with. .
out charge, the scientific and popular names
OF any plant IN flower (or fernl that m,y
he sent 10 him. IL il pity that some ex-
pert in entromology does not make sin =
liar ohiging der as-tn the butterflies, bee =
lea and other iu-ects thai often arouse The
cu iosiiy Of those who End llpm.
Preserve your buggy top by using
Ready-Mixed Top Dressing, for sale by
A. r. CHAMPNEY.
Summers, nged about 20 wears, son Of
Rev. n. BIC. Love now.slalioned ut Upper
Sandusky, hut WHO was spending the Sea-
son with hi- parents vt Lakeside, has fur
nisl,cd slight sensation for newspapers in
clired To gush over sensational matters by
clipping and marrying MISS Floa Ahlefelt
pretty blond aged II, of Upper Sandus-
ky. BY previous she arrangements started
for Findlay, but went 10 S,ndusky m
stead, where she met Mr.. Live and they
were married. How they obtained the Ii
cense is not known.
Mr.. Wm. Barnes, of Haskins, has
done well as far as he has been financial
ly able to introduce his Vegetable COM
pound. 1t introduces itself after once
tried. He has secured many excellent
testimonials from leading manufacture
ers in Toledo and other points. He has
decided that it is difficult matter to in
troduce anything, however good, with
out certain amount of capital and bus
mess experience combined, and has con-
cluded to take partner to push things
if suitable one can be secured.
There is an unusual amount of sick
ness in this vicinity at the present time